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Nebraska Volleyball's Laney Choboy reflected on her teammate Andi Jackson's impressive performance against Illinois, which was held on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at the John Cook Arena at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Huskers defeated the Illinois team with a commanding scoreline of 3-0 to extend their unbeaten streak. Huskers program's junior middle blocker Jackson executed a stunning performance to help the team earn its 14th straight sweep win. She recorded a perfect nine kills on nine swings for a 1.000 hitting percentage. When asked about Jackson's striking record in the post-match press conference, Choboy expressed her confidence in her teammate, stating she wasn't surprised, as the team trusts the middle blocker's consistency. "I'm just not surprised at all. Like every time Andi goes up, I think that she expects, and like we just kind of know and trust that she's probably going to get a kill or get them out of the system. So we have a lot of trust in her, and I think that she's just playing so well right now and just doing so amazing. So I'm just not surprised that she went nine for nine." (2:50 onwards)Jackson's notable performance also left her teammate Harper Murray in awe. With their win over Illinois, the Cornhuskers maintained their victorious streak with a 23-0 record. The victory also extended their consecutive sets win to 43. Nebraska Volleyball's Andi Jackson, Harper Murray, and Bergen Reilly vie for the 2025 AVCA Division I National Player of the Year Andi Jackson and Harper Murray of the Nebraska Volleyball team during the NCAA volleyball game in West Lafayette, Indiana. (Photo by Getty Images)Nebraska Volleyball's Andi Jackson, Harper Murray, and Bergen Reilly earned their places in the semifinalist list for the 2025 AVCA Division I National Player of the Year honor. The 14-member list is curated by the AVCA Division I Women’s Volleyball Awards Committee. Jackson is averaging 2.56 kills per set while hitting .438 and also tallying 1.17 blocks per set. She is currently ranking in seventh place in the nation while leading the Big Ten in hitting percentage. Jackson is also ranked one in the program and among all active Division I players with a hitting percentage of .425%. The final list for the 2025 AVCA Division I National Player of the Year will be released on Monday, December 15. The award ceremony will be held at the AVCA Awards Banquet in Kansas City on Friday, December 19.
